New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-11-09
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

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Going East. Going Hest.
No.a Express; 1920 M No Express 4:1o I'm.
g 1e Ac'm 500 a m. "2s Ac'm 1890 m.
is $50 p. m.
Nos. /, 2 and 10 daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
G. W. H. HE1DEMAN, Agent.
Fresh Oysters at Eibners.
The cistern on Center street, near
State, is nearly completed,
A good diningroom girl can find en-
ployment at the Union House.
A large force of men are at work
grading 10th street south near C. Bay
er's place.
B. S. Marti of Fairfax formerly a
resident of Brown Co., made the Review
Office pleasant call.
Peter Stefel has been appointed bel
fryman in the Catholic church in place
of Phillip Kioes resigned.
The coolest day in October was the
25th. In the morning the thermometer
registered 81 degrees above zero.
The Volapuk Club took an outing
Sunday. Nothing but Volapuk was
spoken, eaten or drank.
The dramatic section of the TURNER
elm are rehearsing ''Muttersegen.' The
piece will be rendered Nov. 20.
Alfred Vogel left for St. Paul last
week to take six months course in
the St. Paul Business College.
B. Gruenfelder returned from his
visit to Switzerland, last week, Tues
day. His sister accompanied him.
Jos. Gales has made his headquar.
tiers with Lind and Hagberg where all
who need his services as constable are
requested to call.
Chas. Kendall, of the Eagle, and
Chas. Brauns, of the Roller Mills, we're
home over Sunday. They report bust
ness in their line as brisk as ever.
Friday evening Mr.. c. H. Ross lost a
gold cuff button, cuff and cuff supper
ter The fnder..will confer a favor by
leaving same at the Brown Co. Bank.
M. Gratz has opened grocery store
in his building on Minnesota street,
corner of Sd south. This store will sup
ply want long felt in the southern
part of the town.
Mr.. \. Schell's vineyard yielded him
enough grapes this year to furnish 172
gallons of wine, besides a suficien
supply for preserves and table con-
sumption.
The5value of personal property in
this state, as equalized by the state
board is $40, 500, 042. Brown County
is assessed at S985,575 and Nicollet
County at S1,123,061.
Chas. Hauenstein celebrated the TWEEN
ty fifth anniversary of his birth, Thurs.
day, by giving a supper to his friends
at TurnerNHall. Thirty covers were
laid and the guests did ample justice
to their hosts generosity by clearing the
tables of edibles. After supper the
party was favored with music anc
songs and had general good time.
The citizens meeting held last Frida,
evening for the purpose of deciding
what kind OF bridge the council shall
order Quilt, was largely attended, larg
er in fact than any citizens meeting
held to consider the bridge problem
The meeting resolved that the council
be instructed to built a span bridge
with discretionary power to have
built so that it Can be altered into
draw bridge at any time. = There wer
but very few votes cast against thi
resolution and we ara in hopes to see
good, substantial iron bridge span tn
Minnesota river before 1t opens mex
spring.
Some time ago the board of healtl
notified parties who usually conduc
funeral services, that no public tuner
ais of persons who had died from som
contagious or infectious disease shoul
be held. It could reasonably be ex
pected that everyone would see tn
wisdom and necessity of such an orde
and that it would be strictly obeyed
but this was not the case. TWAS eth
er because certain parties did not full